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Seniors' Housing Construction Costs per Gross Square Foot
  September 2006 May 2007 % Change
  Low High Low High  
Independant Living $116 $145 $125 $168 12%
Cottages $105 $133 $112 $143 4%
Assisted Living & Memory Care $154 $189 $166 $222 13%
Skilled Nursing $160 $218 $174 $236 8%
Commons $200 $289 $212 $311 7%
Underground Parking $68 $106 $77 $122 14%
For more info, visit http://www.ruskinmoscou.com/alerts/2007/SeniorsHousingOctober2007.htm.
 

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